The White Papers

The White Papers

The White Papers is a collaborative interview series where founders and builders have a chance to tell their project’s story. We challenge guests with hard questions to see if the projects live up to the hype.

 
 
 
 
 

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Episode 10

The Rise of Crypto Super Apps | ChangeNOW

The Rise of Crypto Super Apps | ChangeNOW

In episode 10 of The White Papers, Martin Masser, Director of Strategic Partnerships at ChangeNOW, sat down with us at Token2049 to discuss simplifying blockchain, the rise of crypto super apps and the importance of meaningful strategic partnerships.

Episode 9

How stablecoins are reshaping merchant payments | Lydian

How stablecoins are reshaping merchant payments | Lydian

In this episode of The White Papers, Nikolas Huth, Head of Growth at Lydian, sat down with us at Token2049 in Singapore to discuss the growing adoption of stablecoins in merchant payments, the role of existing card networks and payment infrastructure, and the potential impact of AI-driven agentic payments.

Episode 7

Bridging Crypto and Traditional Finance | Guardarian CEO

Bridging Crypto and Traditional Finance | Guardarian CEO

In episode 7 of The White Papers, Petr Sergeev, CEO of Guardarian, sat down with us at Token2049 to discuss the worldwide regulatory landscape, and how the banking industry has warmed to crypto since his company launched in 2017.

Episode 6

The Future of Trading: Crypto, Stocks and AI │ MEXC

The Future of Trading: Crypto, Stocks and AI │ MEXC

In this episode of The White Papers, MEXC CEO Vugar Usi sat down with us at Token2049 to discuss the rise of AI, and how crypto exchanges are evolving to accommodate an ever-expanding universe of assets.

Episode 5

Why Critical Infrastructure Needs Decentralized AI

Why Critical Infrastructure Needs Decentralized AI

In episode 5 of The White Papers, Michael Heinrich, CEO of 0G Labs, sat down with us at Token2049 in Singapore to discuss the growing demand for decentralized AI infrastructure, the economics of competing with OpenAI and Anthropic, and the risks posed by increasingly autonomous AI agents.